More Mushrooms

[Kendall9991]

Ignore the last thread I posted. It got a bit messy (sorry) and I didn't want to add my new ones to it. Some are the same from that post but easier on the eyes in general.




(Taken with an extended zoom P&S) - (Fujifilm S2500HD)


Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on FlickrMushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr
Mushrooms by Deerkiller_9991, on Flickr

 

[mmaria]

watch out for your background

 

[IzzieK]

Too many to comment on.

 

[pgriz]

The photography of mushrooms, which naturally occur in darker and shadier corners, really needs the help of a diffused off-camera flash.

 

[_t_is_me_]

The second one is magical. Love it.

 

[Gary A.]

#2 for me.

 

[mnmcote1]

I like the second one as well...

 

[JustJazzie]

Number two is the clear leader here. Love the vibrancy, and the line of the tree. I also like number three.

Number one I feel is exposed "wrong" the mushroom is too dark, while the background is too bright and drawing all the attention.

 

[bribrius]

The photography of mushrooms, which naturally occur in darker and shadier corners, really needs the help of a diffused off-camera flash.

agree with this. I like them all, but an extra light source would bring these out much more vibrant and really show the details. And if you don't have that kind of equipment hey, I still really like looking at these.
nice photos, I am partial to the last one.

 

[Actinia]

#2 and #4 for me.

I agree with pgriz, but led lights can do it. I have been experimenting on my tabletop wIth various led lights positioned high or low, and direct or diffused. I will post my results when I get into the woods.

Edit: this post uses the LED lights.

 

[orionmystery]

Lovely set.